Sugar Commission reports clash over White labor in industry
Royal Commission on the sugar industry in Queensland releases majority and minority findings. The majority defends Colonial Sugar Company profits and labour practices while noting high efficiency and limited predatory deals. Minority critic Mr Crawford highlights company dominance, wage figures, and tropical residency questions.
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Melbourne
Royal Commission of
Sugar Industry
T. ©. Crawford
Colonial Sugar Co
Recret
High Court
Commission
McUlry Gs
Mires
Millk
Soe
Ee A. Crawford
Quéensland
Quesnaland
Sapaior Aestine Mmr Ieee
Sinte
New
Soach Wales
Cam
Queensland
Feria
Colonial Sugar Company
Crawford
Industrial policy and sugar bounty debates surface in Australia
The document discusses 46 hour weeks and overtime payments in mills, arguing eight hour shifts are impractical. It analyzes customs duties on sugar imports, the value of local production, and the impact on consumers and taxpayers. It notes calls to protect the sugar industry and weighs the bounty scheme against the Bounties Act of 1910 and legal opinions claiming ultra vires.
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Crawford
Australia
Australis
Undik
Amtralia
Aves
Outley
Sayey
Sau Australia
Air
Sugar policy debate highlights miller profits and excise questions
The juniority report shows wide opinion on excise and bounty with fears mills may withhold gains, and a proposal to abolish or limit excise. It calls for Commonwealth state collaboration on sugar prices, higher import duties, and warns against rationalising the Colonial Sugar Refining Company profits while noting other mills profit. It outlines recommendations to acquire power to control raw sugar prices and set board led prices for mills. It also discusses beet sugar prospects and a proposed excise tied to beet sugar production.
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Crawfort Alee Nes
Chega
Crawford
Commonwealth of States
Australia
Colonial
Sugar Refining Company
Commonwealth
Regeing Prosta
Seger Refining Company
Parliament
Interstate Commission
Unclear OCR Narrative on Baron D Ampen and Imperial Denials
Fragmentary text discusses Baron D Ampen and Amate emcirs of Bapoteus 11 with references to the Emperor and Hortense. It mentions Carding Faseh and Mr Bartlett and debates about Napoleon era lineage and descendants, but the fragmentary source yields no clear event or conclusion.
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Baron D'Ampen
Amate
Josephin
Jendie
Carding
Faseh
Bartlett
Ang
Chariea
Nephiens
Euda
Thia Grev Ailagatha
Napoleon and Hortense Heirs and Intrigues Probe
The text discusses alleged Napoleon Bonaparte born in Paris to Hortense and Louis, with factions debating his legitimacy. It notes rival claims from Bonapartists and Second Empire supporters, mentions a supposed third son, and outlines conflicting views on succession, reconciliation efforts, and royal duties during late 19th century Europe.
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Napoleon
Napoleon Charles
Paris
Hortense
Holland
Lowia
Antoneart Fartiett
Haren D'Ambes
Tilnit
Europe
Hortensy
Peri Hortense
Louis
Napoleon the Great
Oun de Marny
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